Sentence examples for belong before from inspiring English sources

The city has argued that questions about the funds belong before the state commissioner of education, David M. Steiner, not in a court.

He was born into an upwardly mobile Pakistani family (his father was a shipping broker) and won a scholarship to the public school Merchant Taylors', where he felt he didn't belong, before eventually making it his own.

The Ravens have been reliable playoff spackle for years, keeping the A.F.C. properly glued together by dispatching whatever first-round playoff opponents don't belong before bowing out to the real contenders in later rounds.

In "Make Me," it's a just a warm-up, Reacher's version of an Olympic skater's compulsory figures, where the contestant proves she has the basic skills to belong before getting on the with the real stuff: It was a through-and-through, obviously, given the short range and the power of the Magnum round.

Maybe that's also why I've been here for so long but and there have been other times when maybe I have been put on notice that I don't belong before I joined HBR I was a sportswriter and I was one of a few lady sportswriters in Boston and there were lots of people who were totally willing to tell me that I did not belong.

The latter is defined via the 'spanning threshold', that is, the number of groups to which an individual must belong, before they are targeted for treatment (P).

KR's future is bright and I am confident that the team will get back to the top, where it belongs, before long".

But this is where we belonged before.

Justices also questioned whether the case belonged before the court at all.

"Dinner," Mr. Jansen said, putting his vast appetite where it belonged, before all.

The spouse to whom the the apartment belonged before the marriage has a better chance of keeping it.